何もかも

• 読み: なにもかも
• ローマ字: nanimokamo
• 漢字の分解: 何 (nani/nan/ka) — what
• 発音: /na.ni.mo.ka.mo/

意味

Anything and everything; just about everything; all without exception.

An emphatic expression meaning 'everything without exception.' Combines 何も (nanimo, anything/everything) + かも (kamo, also/even). Stronger and more emotional than 全部 (zenbu, everything) — often used when overwhelmed or making a dramatic statement. 何もかも嫌になった (I'm sick of absolutely everything). Can be followed by particles like が, を, or a predicate directly. Common in emotional contexts, complaints, and sweeping declarations.

例文

1. 引っ越しの準備で何もかも大変だ。
2. 何もかも忘れてやり直したい。
3. 旅行中は何もかもうまくいった。

使い方ガイド

場面: emotional expression, daily life, complaints

トーン: emphatic

起源と歴史

From native Japanese: 何も (nanimo, everything) + かも, a compound particle adding the sense of 'even/also.' The combination creates an all-encompassing expression — literally 'everything and even (more).'

文化的背景

時代: Classical

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal